Oswald bitter on Soviet Union in diary writings
Dallas Morning News reports based on Oswald diary and writings reveal his disillusionment in the USSR. He sought Soviet citizenship briefly, attempted self harm, renounced U.S. citizenship, and later married Marina amid a turbulent 1959 1962 Moscow stay. Oswald, 24, was slain by Jack Ruby in Dallas.
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Dallas
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Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Dallas Morning News
Oswald
Jack Ruby
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William A. McKenzie
Marina Oswald
Warren Commission
McKenzie
J. Lee Rankin
Commission
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Joe Dealey
A. H. Belo Corp
Moscow
U.S
Minok
Ella Germain
Ella
Marina
Russia
Andrei Tovil
U.S.S.R
Residence Permit Extension and Dissatisfaction With Soviet Regime
A man living in Moscow described losing faith in the Soviet Union and paying 700 rubles monthly to an intermediary posing as a Red Cross figure. He noted entitlements and factory pay and hinted at a plan to return to the United States, mentioning U.S. Embassy ties and private apartments.
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Soviet Union
Secret Police
Red Cross
U.S
Moscow
United
States
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